The Department of Business Economics and Public Policy’s Seminar Series is typically held every Friday. The Faculty and PhD Student Seminar Series is held Tuesdays at noon.
Fall 2022 Seminars
Previous Seminars
| Presenter | Topic |
|---|---|
Keeping the Listener Engaged: a Dynamic Model of Bayesian Persuasion | |
Nursing Home Staff Networks and COVID-19* | |
A Model of Beer Retail Pricing | |
Too Much of a Good Thing: The Dynamics of Trust and Loyalty | |
Following the Customers: Dynamic Competitive Repositioning | |
University of Virginia | Private Labels and Bargaining |
Indian School of Business | Timely Persuasion |
Penn State | Physicians as Persuaders: Evidence from Hospitals in China |
Yanyou Chen Duke University | Efficiency Gain from Mergers: Evidence from the U.S. Railroad Network |
Svetlana Kosterina Princeton University | Endogenous Experimentation in Organizations |
Task Allocation and On-the-Job Training | |
Columbia Business School | Coordination and Organization Design: Theory and Micro-Evidence |
BEPP-Sponsored Conferences
- International Industrial Organization Conference (2018)
- Midwest Health Economics Conference (2016)
- 5th Workshop on Consumer Search and Switching Costs (2014)